How do you say butt in Russian?

Answer 1

In Russian, the word for "butt" is "зад" (pronounced as "zad"). This term is informal and colloquial, used to refer to the buttocks or rear end of a person. It is important to note that using slang terms like this may be considered impolite or offensive in certain contexts, so it's best to use more formal language in professional or formal settings.

Answer 2

There is no safe way to translate "butt" into Russian, as all Russian words for the posterior seem to be either crude or childish with nothing in between.

Depending on the context and the audience, you may be okay with попа, pronounced popa or, more precisely, pawpa. Under certain circumstances, попка (popka) may work better. Like, if you want to tell a girlfriend that you like her cute little but. It does not work if you are not sufficiently familiar with the person, of if the butt is not all that little.